best screen protectors?

just curious, are the screen protectors from verizon the best ones or is there something else better for around the same price?... since the phone has been out for a couple months now i thought maybe there are more options for screen protectors

just curious, are the screen protectors from verizon the best ones or is there something else better for around the same price?... since the phone has been out for a couple months now i thought maybe there are more options for screen protectors

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Verizon ones are downright dreadful. Boxwave make the best. 176 search results and heres one that stood out

And although most protectors are the same, either the hard plastic like the vzw ones or the saran like flexible ones like ghost (I prefer this kind), the advantage of ghost armor is that at many best buy locations in the US, they will install it and honor your mfg warranty on site. If you get a new phone, or manage to peel of or injure the "armor" they will put on a new one. They actually train one or two of there store employees to install them so they are very good at doing it.

I used a boxwave screen protector on my Blackberry and it was great. I ordered one for my droid and it is terrible! I tried to return it and the company said they would not accept it if the backing was removed. They have a satisfaction guarantee, but how do you know if you're satisfied if you don't try the protector? I will never buy from Boxwave again! Fair warning to everyone.

I've decided not to put a screen protector on given the characteristics of gorilla glass on the Droid. I haven't yet found a screen protector that has the same feel and response as the bare gorilla glass. Time will tell if it was the right decision.

Has anyone tried the Seidio protectors? They say you don't have to mess with any wet downs, just a peel/stick method of applying. I was thinking of just grabbing one when I get my case/holster and not having to mess with it.

i dont like cases, just make em look tacky.. i had a screen protector on my bb curve, saved the screen a few times because its crap plastic. after watching that video of the kid keying his droids screen ive decided not to waste time with a screen protector. it pretty much will be hard to scratch so why bother. i dont care about fingerprints and shit on it, because its been said. thats what my shirt sleeve is for.

since the body is metal i know it can handle some drops and dings, plus most "cases" are just sleeves and actually dont help with any sort of impact resistance

I'm a Zagg fan myself, but I stepped away from Blackberries and out of my comfort zone when I bought the Droid (and I LOVE it) and I'm gonna stick with that mentality and give the Boxwave a shot, so here it is: What's the deal with installation?...No spray-on lube like with the Zagg's?...How does it go on?...Just peel off the backing and rub/roll it on with the credit card applicator thingamabob?

I'm using the screen protector from Verizon. I can never get them on correctly, and avoid changing them. Am I really o.k. leaving the screen naked? I'd much prefer that. Had the Voyager and didn't use a screen protector, had a couple of nicks, but that's it. The sales rep convinced me that "you're spending a lot on this phone, hate to see you ruin the screen".
I also have a clear case from the Verizon store (am I a sucker or what?!). Not sure about that either...

i personally have started to hate the zagg-type material (which i think is identical to ghost armor, bodyguardz and best skins ever - regardless of what people say). i think there is distortion and they often also come with imperfections in them. add in the orange peel effect and i think they are terrible for screens. fine for the body of the phone but bad for screens.

i have an Eris (though i did have a Droid for about 2 weeks) and i bought the ultimate screen guard from seidio and the innocase II and i am very happy. very high quality stuff.

the verizon screen protector seemed to work ok for me. i grabbed them when i bought the phone because i hadn't ordered any ahead of time and didn't at the time know about the durability of the screen itself. the only thing i didn't like about the verizon one, at least at my verizon store, is it didn't cover the whole screen. it stopped above the 4 soft-keys and also had 2 cutouts at the top that seemed stupid and made me think the protector wasn't really made for the droid.

i picked up a cheapie set from handhelditems that covered the whole screen (again before i learned that i don't actually need any protection). these cover the whole screen but seem to smudge a lot more than the verizon ones and also seem to disrupt the sensitivity of my screen just a bit.

i'm going to investigate this no screen protector business, as i've never been a real fan of them anyway. i hate the dust the collected around the edges of the screen on my 6700 and 6800 devices.

I bought a full body protector from clearprotector.com (used a coupon) and like the grip with no added bulk. Helps a lot when you are trying to hold and type on the keyboard. Pretty sure it is similar to zagg but have never had zagg.

Even though glass is hard to scratch, I've amanged to scratch my camera, gps (handheld while backpacking) and my old razr. Didn't even know these scratch guards existed until the iphone came out. Wish I had.

I bought a full body protector from clearprotector.com (used a coupon) and like the grip with no added bulk. Helps a lot when you are trying to hold and type on the keyboard. Pretty sure it is similar to zagg but have never had zagg.

Even though glass is hard to scratch, I've amanged to scratch my camera, gps (handheld while backpacking) and my old razr. Didn't even know these scratch guards existed until the iphone came out. Wish I had.

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I think the droid is the first phone that uses gorilla glass. Your other devices had plastic screens. I had a Zagg, hated it. Made the screen tacky, even after two weeks. Peeled it off and threw it away. Running naked now, can't use a case because I have the car dock and the hard belt clip from verizon.